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brianorwhatever

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About brianorwhatever

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    Comment #20278409

    adjective: bastard 1. (of a thing) no longer in its pure or original form; debased. The idea behind this fork is that it is bitcoin IN it's original form

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    Comment #17923161

    I'd argue we need a lot more ethics training in computer science professions

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    Comment #15811931

    definitely wouldn't trade my BTCs for those

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    Comment #15752771

    but is guaranteed to accomplish that

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    Comment #15397220

    I did think of it and didn't follow through.............

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    Comment #15143452

    This is hard to listen to with the hmms

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    Comment #14363930

    what's a chain.com? I've never heard of them. Ethereum competitor?

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    Comment #14056035

    Which is why I am surprised seeing this come from Google. Everyone has already admitted they are fine sending all of their data to them which benefits them greatly.

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    Comment #13980117

    sounds like someone at your work is doing their job well

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    Comment #13952891

    they updated s3 recently.. sadly not solving the problem

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    Comment #13834147

    A little bit of rain is a small price to pay for not having massive drought problems

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    Comment #12852917

    I ran that image through the library with the default settings and it came out with an image that is in my opinion much better than all of the approaches shown there http://imgur.c…

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    Comment #11155003

    I was just about to roll my own. Thanks fb!

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    Comment #11152777

    Glad I can watch from my comfortable office

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    Comment #9702412

    programming wasn't really possible until HD came around

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    Comment #9491020

    Should I be ditching node for io?

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    Comment #7876099

    Why do they capture the horizontal scrolling so that they can vertically scroll?